Sentence examples for promises for things from inspiring English sources

There is an emerging and important point of conflict about the timeframes over which parties reveal the cost of their promises, with Bowen saying he will provide costings over both four years and 10 years and demanding Morrison do the same – since the government had tried to conceal the long-term cost of its tax cuts and has budgeted no long-term promises for things like climate change.

I want the things Bernie promises for this country.

Kaddish's long-suffering wife, Lillian, meanwhile, still loves him, although her opinion of him has shifted: "She had married him and his thick neck for the strength they promised, for exactly the things he hadn't delivered".

MRAM technology for embedded product applications shows promise for Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence and many other applications.

A display piece, building to a spectacular finale, Etudes shows the company at full stretch, and promises fine things for the future.

"Having this new generation coming up with much lower smoking rates than you've ever seen historically is what's really pulling down the rate, and of course that promises great things for the future," he said.

Experts are split on whether the trend promises positive things for American Jews, through expanded numbers, or negative things, as the definition of "who is a Jew" becomes increasingly blurred.

The worthy hit of last year's FrightFest that enjoyed only a brief UK theatrical outing, this deserves to find fans outside of the hardcore bat-pack on DVD and promises great things for its twisted creators in the future.

Miravant promises big things for women who suffer from cutaneous metastatic breast cancer, an aggressive breast cancer involving the skin.

2015 promises big things for the prolific remixer.

Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone referred to the song as "prime Britney" and stated that it "promises great things for her album".